Weather snapshot dulls cotton markets in week ending
The New York Financial Chronicle reports late week weather in the south improved with light rainfall in many areas and substantial dry spells. Some cotton picking is noted in Arkansas as soil preparation for next crop advances, signaling favorable conditions for future demand.
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New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Plunge in Panic
Spot cotton in New Orleans shows no activity as traders await calmer futures. Futures downturn triggers a sharp decline and panic sales across March May and July contracts, with March near 19.75 at one point and losses totaling about 1,700 dollars by day’s start, amid broad market chaos and war scare speculation.
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Cotton Market Movements and Reports Across U S Ports
Independent cotton market brief detailing bond quotations and various U S and international cotton instruments, followed by Secretary Hester’s weekly New Orleans exchange statement. It notes volume shifts, export figures, visible supply changes, and weekly movement tallies from New York and Galveston corrections. Includes data on receipts, overland movements to mills and Canada, interior stocks, and season totals across 1901-1907 comparatives.
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Frutta and Vegetables Atlanta Market Notes
Frutta and Vegetables Atlanta report indicates slow demand for tomatoes at 1.60 to 2.00, peppers at 4.00 per crate, eggplants at 2.00, celery at 2.60, Irish potatoes at 1.10 to 1.20 per bushel, cucumbers ranging 3.50 to 4.50 per crate, and pineapples listed at 4292.50. Market activity shows prices varied with sluggish activity across produce lines.
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Wheat market opens with intense activity amid war news
The Chicago wheat market opened with exceptional activity and volatile prices as war tensions and new sales news dominated trading. May futures fluctuated, later recovering from an early drop while July strengthened, with gains supported by speculative buying and war rumors.
Market Notes on Wheat Corn and Provisions From Chicago Letters
A Chicago grain letter reports nervous market action as war fears and demand influence July and May wheat together with a strong late rush for July. Corn and oats moved with wheat, bears covering amid congestion, and lard and ribe provisions showing weakness with some buying on declines.
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Coffee and Sugar Markets Report from New York and New Orleans
New York reports coffee futures volatile with initial gains erased by a sudden cotton market drop. Prices stabilize with mixed rallies, while the world’s visible supply declines in January. Sugar markets in New Orleans show quiet activity with varied refining and molasses prices. Miller & Co notes cautious optimism for coffee, citing uncertain Brazil supplies and potential further price moves. Cotton seed oil and meal show firm but subdued demand amid broad market fluctuations.
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Market roundup and commodity quotes from New Orleans to London
New Orleans reports cotton refiners and prime refined barrels with prices referenced. The Metal Market in New York notes a sharp London advance on futures and spot prices for copper, tin, lead, and spelter. Copper locally steady, iron and steel prices listed in St Louis and Middlesboro. Naval stores and spirits reports from Savannah and Wilmington show firm rosin and tar. Miller & Co. letter from New York discusses market mood and cautions on Pennsylvanian borrowings amid war talk.
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